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Linux and AirPod Pros (vlemmy.net)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I am one of those poor bastards that had a hell of a time getting my Airpods working with Linux. Searches led me to going to /etc/bluetooth/main.conf and changing ControllerMode to “bredr”. This got the AirPods working, but then my bt keyboard and mouse wouldn’t connect.

What I wound up doing was switching ControllerMode to bredr, connecting the airpods, then switching ControllerMode back to “dual”. That kept them connected and allowed other devices to also connect.

So, now I’m sharing this for other poor bastards like me who could t get them to work with the steps that are out there.

This worked in Fedora 38 and will be testing with Ubuntu 23.04 and maybe arch today.

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago

I’m running Manjaro, and after installing blue man, and pairing I’ve not had any issues. Thankfully!

I do need to manually switch between a2dp and headset modes when I do video conference calls. I’m just used to doing it now. Heh made an easy keybind for my profiles so it’s not bad.

I’ve tried these on multiple Manjaro builds and have always worked. Maybe I was just lucky with Arch and Manjaro supporting this. Phew!

Other than the problem, how are you finding them? I’ve found them the best earphone investment I’ve ever made. They are awesome and so portable. Used them on the plane a bunch and they are great :)